BrightTALK working with WordPress to simplify the integration of BrightTALK content with the WordPress CMS.
The following Plugins are available from the WordPress Plugin Repository:
BrightTALK Player Shortcode – embed the BrightTALK media player using a simple WordPress shortcode
Plugins under development
BrightTALK Webinar Custom Post Type – Provides a custom post type allowing BrightTALK webinar information to be stored directly in WordPress enabling tight integration, SEO, search and keyword support.
BrightTALK Channel Feed – Automatically synchronize your content from your BrightTALK channels directly to WordPress.
The BrightTALK short code allows you to embed the BrightTALK player directly into WordPress using a short code.
Example
The code below enables WordPress content creators to directly add a BrightTALK webinar to their pages, posts, blogs or other parts of their site as follows:
[BrightTALK channelid=1166 commid=224215 displaymode=standalone]
The shortcode above enables you to add either an individual or a list of webinars to your site. In the example above, the displaymode parameter is set to ‘standalone’ and will display a single webinar. To display a set of webinars, the displaymode parameter must be changed to ‘channellist’, as follows:
[BrightTALK channelid=1166 commid=0 displaymode=channellist]
The other parameters you can change are the channelid and the commid. These values can be found in the url for the particular webinar. The first value is the channel id, in the example below this is 1166. The second value is the commid, in the example below this is 224215:
Editing the shortcode for a standalone webinar
Editing the shortcode for a channel list
Viewing the channel list
History
- V1.0 – Channel Player (legacy player)
- V1.1 – Bug fixes
- V2.0.1 – Responsive HTML5 Player – with channel and media only options (in development)
Known Issues
- V2.0.1 Only 1 BrightTALK player can be displayed on a web page